Hi,
since I can't find any current information on my problem via google or
on the errata-list I would like to report it here. I can't say to which
package it is related, but it appeared after upgrading from wheezy 7.5
to 7.6.
I'm running a small homeserver based on an ATOM-board (Asrock
AD2550-ITX). The system was running fine until I issued an "apt-get
upgrade" five days ago. The system did not start anymore after the
upgrade finished until I disconnected the USB3-hdd from the USB 3 port.
Without the USB-hdd the system boots, if I connect the USB-hdd when I'm
logged in, there is line in dmesg which was reported already a few years
ago, but not recently:
[ 193.924237] xhci_hcd 0000:02:00.0: xHCI xhci_drop_endpoint called
with disabled ep ffff88012756e6c0
The problem appears only whith conventional (rotating) hdds, I tested
three different disks and cables, none of them worked at the USB3-port,
all of them worked fine at the USB2-port. An USB3 stick and a SSD in
USB3 casing work fine at the USB3-port. The USB3-hdd doesn't even work
at the USB3-port when connected using an USB2-cable.
So I downgraded to 7.5.
Best regards
Jörg Norrmann
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